Travelling on the Trans Siberian Railway has always appealed to me, but it’s difficult finding a spare eight days to ride the 9259km long journey. Now I can complete the journey using YouTube and Google Maps… in 150 hours. More »
A Canadian Best Buy spy has sent us an image of some dummy Apple SKUs showing up on their system, and while we can’t confirm it’s legit, it comes rather soon after the last round. More »
MacBooks bought between 2006 and 2007 could be eligible for a free hard drive replacement, with Apple dodging a guilty admission, stating that “a very small percentage… may fail under certain conditions”. More »
The DS 2 (not to be confused with the XL, which only ate a super mushroom), is reportedly alive and kicking, with developers now testing the motion-sensing console – but it won’t be ready in time for GDC in March. More »
It’ll use up one of your valuable USB ports, and is only compatible with Windows, but a Hanwa USB valve tube that gives you the mighty power of DTS audio? Where do I sign up? More »
We’ve all got at least one vacuum cleaner lying around the house (gathering dust, in some cases), but hopefully no-one will be inspired by BBC presenter Jem Stansfield who scales buildings using sucking force from the machines. More »
Firefox Mobile for Android is inevitable, it’s just a question of when. While it’s still vague, at least we know it’s on the cards for late this year, with Mozilla’s VP of mobiles telling TechRadar the hold up is due to different code: More »
There’s nothing new about smothering your iPhone with some fancy protector skin. But Sydney company Smirk About has taken skins to the next level by creating high quality vinyl coverings for pretty much any gadget you can think of. More »